Vodoo Vegas - The Rise Of Jimmy Silver (2013)

Vodoo Vegas - The Rise Of Jimmy Silver

Having caught the eye of the likes of Glenn Hughes and Gilby Clarke and gaining momentum from gigging theirtheir asses off winning people's hearts and raising money on music pledge it' s safe to say Voodoo Vegas fan base is solid already, and with an album like 'The rise of Jimmy Silver' it' s easy to see why.

I not heard a debut as free flowing and natural sound and fun since The Darkness debut 'Permission to Land'. That album played like a well thought out refined and perfected setlist. As does this, each song perfectly leading into another. Comparisons to Guns 'n' Roses and AC/DC aren't that accurate, in sprit maybe but not sound. This reminds me more of a band like Rocket from the Crypt. However singer Lawrence case does sound a bit like Bob Scott so fair enough.

As stated earlier each song leads to the next, it's also a versatile album. Tracks like 'Bullet' and 'So Unkind' rockville bastards!!! while songs like 'What I Pay' and 'Lost in Confusion' show the mellowed side. There' s country elements with acoustic and slide guitar and the harmonica on 'Ferry Song' is a really nice touch. The overall sound is American considering the band are from Bournemouth a bit more britishness is that a word? would be nice but alert from that a fine, energetic, fresh, charming and above all rocking album!

Review by Joe Denby copas from http://www.musictrespass.com/content/medium/review/voodoo-vegas-rise-jimmy-silver-cd-album-review

Tracklist:
01 - Intro [00:00:34]
02 - King Without A Crown [00:03:23]
03 - Bullet [00:03:41]
04 - No More [00:03:21]
05 - What I Pay [00:03:59]
06 - Interlude [00:00:36]
07 - Mary Jane [00:03:56]
08 - Ferry Song [00:03:21]
09 - Lost In Confusion [00:04:10]
10 - So Unkind [00:02:58]
11 - Jimmy Silver [00:04:13]

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